Digital IDs issued by private-sector entities for commercial use in identity verification applications, often derived from strong identity verification flows with biometric user binding.
100 million+
users adopted
Standards
agnostic
13
providers in this category
Supported providers
Reusable IDs available through Trinsic
Apple Wallet
Apple Wallet
A wallet app for storing and presenting supported mobile IDs and reusable identity credentials.
Category
Mobile Driver's Licenses
Reusable IDs
+1
more
Geographies
United States
+4
more
Google Wallet
Google Wallet
A wallet app for storing and presenting supported mobile IDs and reusable identity credentials.
Category
Mobile Driver's Licenses
Reusable IDs
+1
more
Geographies
United States
+7
more
Samsung Wallet
Samsung Wallet
A wallet app for storing and presenting supported mobile IDs and reusable identity credentials.
Category
Mobile Driver's Licenses
Reusable IDs
+1
more
Geographies
United States
Yoti
Yoti
A reusable digital identity app for proving identity and age.
Category
Reusable IDs
Geographies
United Kingdom
+2
more
CLEAR
CLEAR
A reusable biometric identity service for access, travel, and identity verification.
Category
Reusable IDs
Geographies
Canada
+5
more
Smart-ID
Smart-ID
A mobile identity app for authentication and electronic signatures.
Category
Reusable IDs
Geographies
Belgium
+3
more
OneID
OneID
A bank-backed reusable digital identity service for verified data sharing.
Category
Bank-based IDs
Reusable IDs
+1
more
Geographies
United Kingdom
+10
more
Post Office EasyID
Post Office EasyID
A reusable digital identity app for proving identity and age.
Category
Reusable IDs
Geographies
United Kingdom
Digidentity
Digidentity
A reusable digital identity service for authentication and identity verification.
Category
Reusable IDs
eIDAS 1.0
+1
more
Geographies
Netherlands
United Kingdom
+1
more
Verimi
Verimi
A reusable digital identity wallet for verification and electronic signatures.
Category
Reusable IDs
Geographies
Germany
Evrotrust
Evrotrust
A reusable digital identity service for identity verification and electronic signatures.
Category
Reusable IDs
eIDAS 1.0
+1
more
Geographies
Bulgaria
Romania
+1
more
Korea Mobile Carriers
Korea Mobile Carriers
A South Korean carrier-backed identity service for verifying mobile subscribers.
Category
Reusable IDs
Geographies
South Korea
Freja eID
Freja eID
A reusable digital identity app for identity verification and electronic signatures.
Category
Reusable IDs
eIDAS 1.0
+1
more
Geographies
Sweden
NORMALIZED DATA MODEL
Verify users with a reusable ID
Every provider around the world returns different data attributes. Trinsic maps each digital ID to a common, normalized data model plus returns each provider-specific attribute as well.
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Attributes available from this category
- Given name
- Family name
- Full name
- Date of birth
- Nationality
- Address city
- Document number
- Document issuing country
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Frequently asked questions
01
What is a reusable ID?
A reusable ID is a private-sector digital identity created through an identity-proofing process and designed to be used again with the holder's consent. The user verifies once with the provider, then can reuse the resulting account or credential with other participating businesses.
02
Does a reusable ID eliminate document and selfie verification?
For a returning user, it can avoid repeating the full document-and-selfie flow. A first-time user may still need to capture a document, complete liveness, and wait for verification before the identity becomes reusable. Higher-risk transactions may also require a fresh or step-up check.
03
Is every reusable ID a portable or decentralized credential?
No. The reusable object may be a signed credential, a verified provider account, or a server-side assertion released after authentication and consent. Some providers use open wallet standards; others use proprietary login, SDK, or hosted verification flows.
04
Does a reusable ID keep the same assurance forever?
No. Assurance depends on the original proofing, account recovery, device changes, revocation, data freshness, and any later refresh or step-up verification. A relying party should know whether the result reflects an old proofing event, a recently refreshed source, or a new transaction-specific check.
05
What should a business evaluate before accepting reusable IDs?
Evaluate provider adoption, the acceptance network, first-time versus returning-user conversion, available attributes, proofing strength, data freshness, recovery controls, and fallback coverage. Private issuance does not imply weak assurance, but reuse within one closed network is not the same as broad portability.
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